Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

OFmpias wten he was GoIleesny OF
eussauss ii Fora yisanaIsv. VS. auIT
: h7g ther 4Ed I @As hired ID Look ost
fer dis heuze al - ttat Ire Fusis1s
ia nos caFrs navthin1 aw4x. After
wards / wrrks3 for San Haacock. AZ
Dssmpss, tAen for Nr. Cas- gag. who
kept ssare. ] sWeps tie q ssr, nasde
ths nres, and did all kinds q wurk
arouHd silese. After that General Til
son, ne S1rTeyer Gseerai, took Eas to
DIS afase - clean il ~ After thaa
ems my greatest friSrd,
sELucEUs sAEExELpx
De was ssoiR, smart na4n and 3 lawyer,
AMI be tslk@i to ne and gave ne q ggssd
MAD and good seBse. ard tried 10 make
; lawyer gf me- de gave me al sd
taik. and showed Ens Eew 10 do night.
/ There y wAers got nv good mind, 80
fhat | can tell whsG is FiRas aad Do ant
o1si0ees. am Aisa acquainted with
dsi II HAIlsr. Who vas friend Of ray
father. ! am prsud Of ali re- Waite
msn friends. Ihey are all bag men.
III teii ycn az tie agents We beva had
a the Inlalip RsserEati n. FIRST wEs
lol. Nike sim@oDs. snen sam Hose
thea krark shaw. th4n Mr.. Weas.er,
- -Ha@~ 4AA3sAa4 AE9dA RCARURAGAHE
hiTer, then Ggssiey Wssley, then Hsnry
Hale, then r. Alvey. then Captain
HsoTpe %. Hill, taen Father Chero1se,
then d Marion, then Msior Married,
then John 0K@ana, fhsn Mr.. Baakely,
sHd pow We have q reeuiar American
agent from tie United States, Mr.. Tai
5ots
X porser-w We're not all the other
agen Americans from the United
6tatesf
Tyee Peter Some Of them were
Americans, bat some we're Irish and
some geRe priests. aud they mixed my
head ell %, 80 that did not know any
thing.
Z spnFssr-Are yea sare il was no.
bad wnIskg, instead of the agents, that
mixed you up Sd badlyf
Iyee Peter-Weil, | did not care 20
talk about that. but since you spoke, |
III tell you ali about whisky. used 10 |
be heavy dFinksr. drank iuss like
white men, and had much troable |
abous it. The offsar would arrest me |
and m Ike me pay foe, and " did not |
havs money ! lad TO go TO Jail.
JUDGE LEWIS
Wss mistaken once. When be was a
Judge be sent me 30 the United States /
psnileutlary for two years for selling /
whisky to Indians. was not guilty,
but be sent me up i1st the same. Mr..
Crawford, w5o wa in charge of the
prison at that time, helped tne. De goa
all my friends to sign pstltscn. and /
after bad been IN there eleven months
Mr.. Crawford seat the petition and q
letter 90 President Hayes, VINO was a
very good President, and he p8Fdoned
one out. From thai time forward
made up my -aind TO be
GOOD INDIAN.
look from that time back snd say
am sorry for what have been doing.
tnrn away from tbs white man's style OF
but will keep all the good
learn from the whites. | want my frieuds
to respesf me. and will Fespses them.
| came no to Seattle 10 be Indian inter
prster IN tbs Court. I'll tell Won what
think Of that. | look az Jad9s Greene,
and / see be works very bard. ! call
him a good mas, aud all the Indian
call him good JadRe. knew Judge
MeFaddeu Judge Lewis and Judge
Jacnbs. They we're all smart men, bui
not good. Christian judges like JadRe
Green.
OLD MILLS,
The fat fellow, With no hair 90 top OF
bis head, who sh outs every day when
Court begins. Hear me, hear me, the
horrible District Court Is nov in order 7
always has great deal of talk With me
10 get acquainted with me. think he
IS good hearted man, and locke cut
for himself | saw aim 10 that same
DO seven yests age. | have more to
say 20 my friends, bat | don'f feel very
yell, SO 1 will wail till some other time,
and talk 30 them again.
20 and 655<c. ~ A lot Of all-Wool